A former Chauffeur Attendant working for the city Landmarks Preservation Commission claimed that he was terminated less than three weeks after he made a complaint of harassment against his supervisor.
Chawntane Bracey began working as a Chauffeur Attendant for Landmarks Commissioner Sarah Carroll in November 2019. But when coronavirus cases surged and many city employees began working from home last March, Mr. Bracey said he was the only staffer at LPC who continuing coming into the office, where he sorted mail and ran errands such as delivering laptops to staff working remotely.
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